Salvetti

Salvetti is an Italian surname. It is a patronymic surname, derived from a personal name, in this case, "Salvo." "Salvo" is a shortened form of names like Salvatore (Savior), which itself is rooted in the Latin word "salvare," meaning "to save." Therefore, Salvetti effectively means "son of Salvo" or "descendant of Salvo."

The surname is most commonly found in Italy, particularly in Tuscany and other parts of central Italy.

Variations of the name can include Salvetti, Salvetti, and Salvetti.

The name likely arose during the medieval period, when the practice of adopting surnames based on a father's given name became more prevalent.

Individuals bearing the surname Salvetti can be found in various professions and walks of life throughout Italian history and in the Italian diaspora.